Ken Whitaker News Today

Tax revenues from Silicon Valley giants have made the republic wealthy on paper, but housing and healthcare crises persist

In 1956, a chap named TK “Ken” Whitaker, an Irish civil servant who had trained as an economist, was appointed permanent secretary of the finance department…

Stephen Collins: President Michael D Higgins’s desire for a shift in the national focus from material progress to ethics and a more balanced relationship with nature has struck a chord. But we tried it before

“This is what happens when bad things happen to bad actors,” said Laura Hutching, director of Paris Community Theatre’s latest production, “Drop Dead: A Farce,” by Billy Van Zandt and

There are Leafs fans, and Leafs haters, and in one pub in Sooke, B.C., they get along famously. Despite the pub, 17 Mile House, being nestled in the heart of Canuck country, everybody here is a Leafs fan, or a Habs fan. And while lots of Leafs fans drink here, they pay more than others.

In just over a generation, Ireland has evolved from one of the poorest countries in Western Europe to one of the most successful, reversing the persistent emigration of its best and brightest

Ken Whitaker wasted no time rewording the sign outside the 17 Mile House Pub on Tuesday morning: “ANNUAL LEAFS ELIMINATION DAY.” Note the emphasis. After Montreal beat archrival Toronto in game . . .